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Charges to child neglect, which means jolanda gets to go home and serve five years probation. If your daughter has headaches, it could be a medical emergency. Reporter they say the child suffered from dandy walker syndrome, a debilitating illness of the brain. After a number of surgeries jolanda was warned a severe headache could be fatal. Jolanda followed up with a doctor after her dare complained of a headache. She was sent home with medication. But prosecutors say just days beforeer again. Ro...

Season six of The Expanse is ripping right along, as Avasarala discovers trouble brewing on Ceres, Drummer builds a key new alliance, and the

We’re two episodes into The Expanse’s six-episode final season, which means things are already heating up — though there’s still time for some

It’s finally returned — for just six episodes, but at this point any Expanse is better than no Expanse, and we are more than ready to see the

The Expanse has come and gone—and, surprising no one who’s a fan of The Expanse, it was brilliant. Season five encompassed many personal journeys for our heroes, and through trials, tragedies, and space battles, they ended up back where they belonged. Well, most of them did. Let’s take a look at the season finale, “Nemesis Games.” ***Spoilers for  *** First, we should dispense with the elephant in the room. Alex Kamal is no longer with us. We knew it was coming, but I’m still seri...

Warning: spoilers ahead for episode six of season five of “The Expanse.” Given the appropriate title “Tribes,” the sixth installment for this season of “The Expanse” delivers a little bit of everything. While the previous episode had its own share of memorable moments, it felt like mostly set-up. Not so with “Tribes,” which pays off the escape of Alex and Bobbie, lets us check back in with Avasarala, accelerates the confrontation between Drummer and Marco, and gives us even more...

Screenshot: Amazon Studios On first watch, this episode is a tense system-wide train wreck. On second watch, it made me cry twice. Brace for impact. Spoilers for episode 4, “Gaugamela,” absolutely follow. Bobbie and Alex don’t get a lot of screen time this week, but they open the episode with a meaningful conversation about trauma, grief, “emotional stamina,” and facing the hardest things with open eyes. It’s also about the things we do to survive the hard moments and what comes af...

A strong argument can be made that the fifth season premiere of  The Expanse isn’t just ‘Exodus’, but really a three-parter with Amazon Prime having dropped the first three episodes together. ‘Churn’ continues the themes and stories from the premiere in an effective manner and catches us up with some of the series’ other main and supporting players. The balance of the character driven story and the tense intrigue is well handled and takes the characters into more interesting places...

The Expanse’s New Season By Kaila Hale-SternDec 18th, 2020, 3:58 pm On December 16th, Amazon dropped the first three episodes of  The Expanse season five. As I mentioned in my review, these episodes are actually some of the “quietest” of the season, if anything can exactly be termed quiet on a show where someone is likely to get shot in the head when you least expect it. Next week, you’re in for  a lot happening all at once, but there’s still much to sink our teeth into this time a...

Warning: spoilers ahead for episodes 1-3 of season five of “The Expanse” “The Expanse” is a peculiar show, insofar as some level of initial trickery is usually required to convince people to give it a try. One demographic of friends typically get hit with, “It’s the only show to depict gravity and space physics correctly!” Another generally more successful hook usually goes along the lines of, “It’s like ‘Game of Thrones’ in space!” Of course, given the general downward ...